Sentence examples for because of black from inspiring English sources

It is partly because of Black Lives Matter.

It's because of black crime, or something like that.

Indeed, Republicans held power during Texas's turbulent Reconstruction largely because of black suffrage.

Marta Carrera and her family have been clinging to their apartment, even though they had to abandon one bedroom because of black mold.

The forthcoming The Queen of Katwe, in which Oyelowo plays a chess coach, was happening because of black Disney studio executive Tendo Nagenda, he said.

But experts have estimated that the countries that make up the European Union lose about $1.5 billion a year in taxes and duties because of black market cigarettes.

Bakeries have long struggled to meet demand because of the many problems facing the agriculture sector and because of black-market trade in wheat flour.

It's not quite clear why so many Kentuckians are on disability, but it's not because of black-lung disease among coal miners: the breakdown of claimants' profiles is about the same as in most other states, with the largest single category, about 35%, being mental disorders.Health spending also contributes to the disparity.

Race-specific percentile, rather than World Health Organization (WHO) criterion for low birth weight (<2500 g) was used to define low birth weight because of black-white differences in birth weight distribution [ 31, 32].

From these results we conclude that blacks are more likely than whites to die between the ages of 14 and 65, but we do not know why: is it because of differences in cause-specific incidence (for example, blacks are more likely to die of homicide, which predominately affects the young) or because of blacks' earlier deaths from the same causes as whites?

Throughout his career Yashin collected nicknames such as "black panther," "black spider," and "black octopus" because of his black uniform and his innovative style of play.